Sentence examples for favouring as from inspiring English sources

The evolutionary consequences are discussed and the authors consider favouring as well as opposing mechanisms to fix and maintain such duplications.

Saracens' methods have often been questioned during that long search for silverware, favouring as they have regular recourse to the big-name signing.

This outlook is well represented by Ukip, which might well be described as an English nationalist party, favouring as it does an English parliament.

The Russell Group of research-intensive universities has argued in favour of this focus on excellence, favouring – as it would – its universities and agrees that postgraduate teaching and research are underfunded.

I was doing her a favour as well as myself.

But Belvoir had done Swift a favour as much as the other way around.

But the Wall Street Journal has come out in favour, as has Grover Norquist (sort of).

In doing so, they might also have rendered Celtic a massive favour as well as a dose of reality.

The company represents a robust business which has fallen out of favour as has the retail sector as a whole.

Predictably enough, the young are very strongly in favour, but babyboomers are almost as strongly so; and even those over 65 are narrowly in favour as well.

"We're doing them a favour as well as them doing us a favour".